Wednesday March 25, 2015

the Vol. 121, No. 63K ane Republican 50 cents Seneca now seeks court injunction against Highland Twp. ago adopted a community waste fl uids. a "conference call" at 6 p.m. According to Linzy's let- By Ted Lutz "Bill of Rights" that, in part, Supervisors Jim Wolfe Friday to receive an update ter, Seneca still does not pos- Staff Writer rules out waste disposal in- and Joe Milstead approved on the federal case. Wolfe sess a permit from the state JAMES CITY – Sen- jection wells. the revised ordinance. Su- said the supervisors would Department of Environmen- eca Resources last month The Community Environ- pervisor Paul Burton Sr. brief residents at a later tal Protection (DEP) for the initiated a federal lawsuit mental Legal Defense Fund reportedly is vacationing in date. The Board of Supervi- injection well even though it against Highland Township (CELDF) drafted the ordi- Florida. Wolfe said Burton sors meets in public session has the EPA permit. over Seneca's proposed in- nance and its providing free has agreed to sign the re- on Wednesday, April 8 at 7 In its motion for a pre- jection well. Jim Joe legal services to the town- vised documents when he p.m. at the township build- liminary injunction, Seneca Seneca now is seeking a Wolfe Milstead ship in its battle in federal returns. ing in James City. is asking for a court order to "preliminary injunction" to court. Preliminary action in the In a letter read Tuesday "immediately" block High- prevent the township from Seneca's operations in con- Thomas Linzey of Mer- legal case began Tuesday in by Wolfe, Linzy speculated land Township from "di- stopping the injection well junction with its planned" cersburg is the CELDF at- federal court in Erie with that Baxter would not im- rectly or indirectly enforcing plan-- the conversion of a injection well. torney who is representing Magistrate Judge Susan mediately rule on Seneca's the ordinance or any revised natural gas well into an un- Seneca points out in its Highland. Paradise Baxter presiding. motion for a preliminary in- version." derground disposal site for motion that the federal Acting at a special meet- After a 20-minute pro- junction. In its motion, Seneca drilling wastes. Environmental Protection ing Tuesday, the township ceeding, Baxter granted a He said the "worse case claims: In a motion, Seneca is Agency (EPA) has issued a Board of Supervisors vot- motion by Seneca for a "sta- scenario" would be for Bax- *"The issuance of the pre- asking the federal court permit for the proposed in- ed 2-0 to adopt a revised tus conference." This forum ter to grant the motion "thus liminary injunction is in the in Erie to issue an order jection well off Lamont Road CELDF-drafted ordinance. is scheduled for 1 p.m. Fri- freezing the enforcement of public interest and will not to "immediately" block the between Route 66 and the The revised document still day in federal court in Erie. the ordinance" banning in- cause harm to others, in- township from "directly or Highland Road. rules out injection wells The township supervisors jection wells for brine dis- indirectly interfering with The township two years for the disposal of drilling plan to speak with Linzey in posal. SEE SENECA ON PAGE 5 Martin trial to begin Wednesday Donating blood in Kane girlfriend, The case will be pros- By Jim Meyer inside his ecuted by Laura Ann Ditka Staff Writer Johnsonburg from the Pennsylvania Of- RIDGWAY – With jury apartment fi ce of Attorney General. At- selection completed Tues- and then torney George Nejm "Jim" day afternoon, the trial dumped her Daghir is Nicholas Martin's of Nicholas Martin, 24, of body in an court appointed defense at- Johnsonburg is scheduled area park torney. to begin at 9 a.m. today at Nicholas where she The trial gets underway the Elk County Courthouse. Martin was found on the two-year anniver- Martin is charged in con- two days sary of police getting the tip nection with the March later. He is charged with that led to the discovery of 2013 stabbing death of criminal homicide, two fel- Forsyth's body in a wooded 18-year-old Alyssa Forsyth. ony counts of aggravated area of Sandy Beach Rec- He is alleged to have assault and a misdemeanor reational Park in Ridgway stabbed Forsyth, his then- count of abuse of a corpse. Township. Performing at Talent Show

Photo by Ted Lutz Clara Paul (left) of Hutchins prepares to donate another pint of blood Tuesday at the Commu- nity Blood Bank Blood Drive at the Kane Area Community Center. Brooke Yurchisin (right) of Pittsfield is a phlebotomist with the Erie-based Blood Bank that supplies Kane Community Hospital with blood. Paul, a regular blood donor, already has donated 18 gallons of blood and is one pint shy of reaching the 19-gallon plateau. The next Community Blood Bank Blood Drive is Tuesday, May 26 from noon to 5 p.m. at the community center in Kane. President Obama agrees to slow U.S. pullout from Afghanistan WASHINGTON (AP) — completed nations," Obama said dur- President Barack Obama our draw- ing a joint news conference agreed Tuesday to slow the down will in the East Room. U.S. military pullout from not change," As for the delayed Afghanistan at the request Obama de- drawdown of U.S. troops, of its new government but clared. Obama said he and his Photo by Ted Lutz insisted the delay won't Afghan military leaders believe Wearing a hat and jacket covered with replicas of paper money, senior Adam Hickey plays the jeopardize his commit- President "that providing this addi- piano and sings at the recent Talent Show at the Kane High School auditorium. His musical ment to end America's Barack Ashraf tional time frame during selection: "If I Had A Million Dollars." longest war before leaving Obama Ghani's inau- this fi ghting season for us offi ce. gural visit to to be able to help the Af- In a shift from his previ- the White House offered ghan security forces suc- Dim hope for end to Israeli-Palestinian conflict ous plan, Obama said the a stark contrast to visits ceed is well worth it." WASHINGTON (AP) — the White House did little Congress to build a case U.S. would leave its 9,800 by his predecessor, Hamid He acknowledged the President Barack Obama to repair rocky U.S.-Israeli against making a deal with troops currently in Af- Karzai, who was viewed by change of plans will pre- said Tuesday that the U.S. relations, which were ag- Iran, which has threatened ghanistan in place rather U.S. offi cials as prickly and vent some U.S. troops is weighing whether to gravated by a Wall Street to destroy Israel. than downsizing to 5,500 unreliable. Ghani went from coming home when back Palestinian efforts to Journal report Tuesday al- Netanyahu is feuding by year's end. The size of out of his way to thank the they expected, but he sug- seek U.N. recognition for leging Israel spied on sen- with the White House over the U.S. footprint for next U.S. for its sacrifi ces in his gested the danger will be an independent state and sitive negotiations about an emerging deal with Iran year is still to be decided, country, offering a window minimized because they that recent remarks by Iran's nuclear program. and also has come under he said, but he brushed into the efforts by Obama won't be in combat. The Prime Minister Benjamin The report said Israel ac- fi re for comments he made aside any speculation the and him to rehabilitate the U.S. combat role in Af- Netanyahu dim hope for a quired information from in the fi nal days of Israel's withdrawal will bleed into U.S.-Afghan relationship. ghanistan offi cially ended negotiated two-state solu- confi dential U.S. brief- election last week. Netan- 2017 when the next presi- "This visit is an op- late last year, a down pay- tion. ings and other means and dent takes over. portunity to begin a new SEE HOPE ON PAGE 3 SEE OBAMA ON PAGE 2 Obama's comments at shared it with members of "The date for us to have chapter between our two Street sweeping to begin KVFD Auxiliary officers The Kane Borough Kane Borough Manager Streets Department will Don Payne is asking busi- begin street sweeping op- nesses and residents to co- erations next week, weath- operate by sweeping anti- er permitting. skid material and dirt from The sweeper will fi rst sidewalks into the streets. sweep Fraley Street in the This action will enable the Uptown Business District. sweeper to sweep up the Sweeping will take place debris, he said. between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. For more information, when parking is banned on contact Payne at 837-9240, Fraley Street. Ext. 1. Tennis courts to open in Kane The tennis courts and Borough Manager Don basketball court at Ever- Payne. green Park in Kane will For more information, open as soon as weather contact Payne at 837-9240, permits, according to Kane Ext. 1. INSports Steen's winner in OT lifts Blues over Penguins 3-2. Page 6 Photo by Ted Lutz The Kane Volunteer Fire Department (KVFD) Auxiliary has elected officers for the year. The group includes, left to right: Denice ■ Lottery, Page 5. Klaiber, treasurer; Toni Kane, chaplain; Becky Gullifer, vice president; and Sue Snyder, president. Secretary Karen Smith was not present when the photo was taken. The Auxiliary holds events to benefit the fire department. The Auxiliary earlier this month ■ Weather, Page 5. presented a check of $1,500 to the fire department. 2 The Kane Republican Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Kane Troop 422 basic life support training Cruz wants to scrap IRS, but that's easier said than done WASHINGTON (AP) — our right to abolish the IRS Promising to abolish the and preserve our liberty," Internal Revenue Service Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said is a good talking point for in a 2013 television ad for political candidates who are the conservative advocacy looking to fi re up the Repub- group Citizens United. licans' most conservative In South Carolina, con- voters. It's also unlikely to servative darling Ben Car- ever happen, no matter how son told activists earlier this easy folks such as Sen. Ted year that the next president Cruz like to make it sound. should simplify the tax code The Texas Republican and that however it's done, is pledging to scrap the "it needs to eliminate the tax-collecting agency as he IRS." runs for the GOP presiden- Republican National tial nomination in 2016. He Committee Chairman Re- joins potential contenders ince Priebus has proposed and the Republican Nation- ditching the IRS because al Committee itself in the "tax collection should be decidedly longshot push to simple, not scandalous." He dismantle the unquestion- said government could col- ably unpopular IRS. lect taxes without "an agen- "Imagine abolishing the cy that had already lived IRS," Cruz told college stu- out its usefulness and we dents during his campaign shouldn't be forced to put up launch Monday. Compared with it any longer." with America's history of To be sure, the IRS in- Photo submitted fi ghting communism, wars vites criticism, and not just From left to right Brayden Mallery, Jesse miller, Alex Rezzelle, Mr. Wayne Steele (Facilitator), Robert Bish, Cody Pontious, Kieran and economic calamities, for taking workers' money. Pierotti, Sawyer Snyder, and Zachary Hilyer. he said, "abolishing the IRS In 2013, an IRS internal On March 23, eight Boy ed the class. The Boy Scouts (AED). is needed to perform BLS ain't all that tough." watchdog set off a fi restorm Scouts from Kane Troop learned about the causes, This class was benefi cial to save a life. Scout Mas- Actually, it could be pret- with an audit that said 422 working towards their symptoms and emergency in helping the Scouts work- ters Bob Ishman and John ty diffi cult. agents improperly singled First Aid merit badge par- treatment of strokes and ing towards completing Rezzelle accompanied the The IRS collects more out tea party and other con- ticipated in a Basic Life heart attacks. The class the over 60 required ele- Scouts, sponsored by the than $2.4 trillion every year servative groups for extra Support(BLS) familiariza- included hands-on train- ments of the merit badge. United Methodist Church, — money that picks up the scrutiny when they applied tion class hosted by the ing in how to properly open The Scouts were grateful to the event. tab for the military, Social for tax-exempt status dur- Kane Community Hospital. an airway, perform chest that Mr. Steele made time – Security, Medicare, all those ing the 2010 and 2012 elec- Wayne Steele, the hos- compressions, and the ba- to teach them. The Scouts Submitted by Michael projects that lawmakers tions. pital’s emergency manage- sic operation of Automated came away with a better Bish, Troop 422 Committee love to bring home to con- Several hundred groups ment coordinator facilitat- Emergency Defi brillator appreciation of effort that Chairman. stituents and so much more. had their applications de- The roughly 90,000-em- layed for a year or more. ployee agency inside the Some were asked inappro- OBAMA Treasury Department also priate questions about do- FROM PAGE 1 enforces the tax code for in- nors and group activities, ment on Obama's re-elec- chief in a way that we have change for the U.S. admin- war and are questioning dividual taxpayers and cor- the inspector general's re- tion pledge to wind down not seen in the past from istration. Frustration with whether it's worth the porations. port said. the war the U.S. launched an Afghan president." his predecessor reached a continued investment. He It can be hard to imagine The scandal forced an up- in the days after the Sept. Obama's foreign policy boiling point when Karzai spent the morning laying a abolishing the IRS even if heaval at the agency, and 11, 2001, attacks. critics, including some refused to sign the securi- wreath at the Tomb of the you are a down-with-big- the Justice Department and The policy shift followed hawkish Republicans, ty agreements needed for Unknowns. And in his ap- government libertarian. several congressional com- weeks of White House de- have long urged him to the U.S. to leave troops in pearance with Obama, he "If you're going to have mittees launched investiga- liberations about whether leave more forces in the his country. Ghani signed ticked through statistics federal taxes, you need an tions. But governing with- to fulfi ll Ghani's requests country and have accused them within days of tak- that put the U.S. sacrifi ce agency to collect them," said out the IRS would shape up to keep more troops in him of setting artifi cial, po- ing offi ce and has sought in vivid terms: more than Chris Edwards, who leads as a nightmare for the next Afghanistan longer — litically driven deadlines to differentiate himself by 2,200 troops killed, and the libertarian Cato Insti- president. particularly as the tough for withdrawal. House showing deep appreciation 22,000 others wounded. tute's tax policy studies and "It's not a proposal any- spring fi ghting season ap- Speaker John Boehner of for U.S. investment in his "You stood shoulder to was a senior economist with one should take seriously," proaches. Afghan security Ohio said he was review- military — more than $60 shoulder with us, and I'd Congress' Joint Economic said Bill Galston, a domes- forces are still struggling ing Obama's proposal and billion so far. like to say thank you," Committee. tic policy adviser to Bill to gain the strength need- hoped it would "meet the After hotly contested Ghani said. He added, Cruz is not the fi rst can- Clinton's White House, now ed to protect the volatile requests of our Afghan election results, Ghani with a wry smile, "I would didate to propose eliminat- at the centrist Brookings country and to fend off Is- partners, our commanders and chief rival Abdullah also like to thank the ing the agency, nor the only Institution. "There's no way lamic State fi ghters whose on the ground and biparti- Abdullah agreed to share American taxpayer for his one among the likely 2016 to administer a modern tax attempts to recruit in Af- san members of Congress." power, with Abdullah as- and her hard-earned dol- contenders. system without an agency ghanistan have been cause For Obama, Ghani rep- suming the new role of lars that has enabled us." "It's our time to exercise to enforce the tax code." for regional concern. resents a last, best hope to chief executive. The two "Afghanistan remains make good on a key com- traveled together to Wash- a very dangerous place," ponent of his foreign policy ington in a display of uni- You deserve a factual look at . . . Obama said, noting that legacy: his promise to end ty. Yet political tensions insurgents still launch the war before leaving of- have prevented the lead- attacks and plot suicide fi ce, keeping a thousand or ers from putting together Three Deceptive Myths of the BDS Movement bombings to target civil- so troops at the embassy to a full cabinet, half a year Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) advocates use inspiring human rights ians. Yet he declared his coordinate security. into their term. language to condemn Israel—but are their accusations accurate? confi dence in Ghani, who Ghani, who lived in the Ghani is clearly aware he said had "taken on the U.S. for more than a de- that many Americans are Supporters of BDS make three stirring demands: Stop Israel’s colonization, occupation and apartheid in Palestine. But how mantle of commander in cade, has been a welcome exhausted by 14 years of valid are these three accusations, and what are the real goals of the BDS movement—for Israel and the Palestinian people? Above all, does BDS really seek peace? What are the facts? While smart diplomacy will surely be needed to resolve the Veterans Affairs says it will relax Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions advocates shrewdly territorial issues that divide Arabs and Israelis, it is use human rights rhetoric to inspire followers. But anyone intellectually dishonest to declare Israel an occupier. 40-mile rule for private medical care tempted by this appeal must ask two questions: 1) How true Myth #3: Israel is an apartheid state. Apartheid was “an are BDS’s accusations against Israel, and 2) what is BDS’s official policy of racial segregation, involving political, legal, WASHINGTON (AP) change in recent months as able for the driving distance political agenda? If we examine the hard facts, we see that and economic discrimination in South Africa against — Responding to pressure it became clear that far few- (rule), I'm the guy," Gibson BDS is actually based on false myths and a disguised nonwhites.” In fact, Israel is by far the most diverse nation in from Congress and veterans er veterans than expected said. purpose. the Middle East—one whose population is 21% Arab and groups, the Department of were taking advantage of a Moments later, however, Myth #1: Israel is colonizing Palestine. While BDS paints includes the region’s largest Christian population. Israel’s Veterans Affairs said Tues- landmark law adopted last Gibson read aloud from the the Israeli-Palestinian Jews hail from Ethiopia, day it is relaxing a rule year to make it easier for law, which says that in cal- conflict in polarized terms, Yemen, Morocco, Iran, Iraq, that makes it hard for some veterans to get private care culating the distance from a in fact it is one of the world’s “We do not support the boycott of Israel.” and Syria, as well as every veterans in rural areas to paid for by the government. nearest VA medical facility, most complex, emotionally Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas European nation and Latin prove they live at least 40 The law was passed in re- Congress expected that "VA fraught disputes. BDS America. Unlike any other miles from a VA health site. sponse to a scandal over will use geodesic distance, portrays Palestinians as the Middle Eastern nation, equal The change comes amid long wait times for veterans or the shortest distance be- region’s sole “indigenous” people, while in truth Palestine civil rights of all ethnic groups in Israel are protected—and complaints from lawmakers seeking health care and fal- tween two points." has two indigenous peoples—Jews and Arabs. Jews have lived they include freedom of speech, assembly, suffrage and and advocates who said the sifi ed records covering up Despite that language, uninterruptedly in the Holy Land for more than 3,000 years, sexual orientation. No ethnic group is segregated. Political VA's current policy has pre- the delays. Gibson said VA offi cials be- since the time of biblical Abraham. Israel does not insist it is office is open to every ethnicity: Israeli Arabs are members of vented thousands of veter- "Veterans deserve the lieve the rule change "will the only heir to Palestine, but BDS advocates assert Jews the parliament and supreme court. Economic discrimination ans from taking advantage highest-quality health care still be in the spirit of the have no right to a state there. This denies the Jewish people is forbidden, and when it occurs, as in the U.S., the courts of a new law intended to and should not be denied law and allow improved ac- the right to national liberation. Since colonialism is “the oppose it. In short, Israel bears no resemblance to South allow veterans in remote ar- this right simply because cess for veterans." control of one nation by ‘transplanted’ people of another Africa. It is an exemplar of liberty for minorities. eas to gain access to feder- of where they live," Sens. Blumenthal agreed, say- nation,” and Jews are natives to Palestine, Israel cannot be What do the BDS leaders really want? While the U.S., ally paid medical care from Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., ing the change "relies on termed a colonial force. Western European powers, Israel and the U.N. Security Council have embraced a “two-state solution” as the basis for local doctors. The VA said and Richard Blumenthal, common sense rather than Myth #2: Israel is occupying Palestinian territories. It’s simplistic to argue that Palestine “belongs” entirely to either peace between Israel and the Palestinians, BDS leaders, like it will now measure the 40- D-Conn., said in a joint fl ying crows." Jews or Arabs. Ownership of these territories is disputed—it Ali Abuminah, argue for a one-state solution in which Arabs mile trip by driving miles statement. "We are pleased Sen. Jerry Moran, R- can only be determined by negotiations. While Israel does outnumber Jews. When BDS talks about occupation, it refers as calculated by Google that Secretary McDonald is Kan., said the plan did not not deny Arab rights to a state in Palestine, BDS opposes not to disputed West Bank territories, but to all of Israel. maps or other sites, rather responding directly to con- go far enough. The VA policy Jewish self-determination. When Israel declared a state in BDS has consistently opposed Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, than as the crow fl ies, as cerns voiced by the Senate applies to any VA medical 1948, it was attacked by five Arab armies whose intention was calling them “collaborationist.” In fact, the leaders of BDS currently interpreted. The Veterans Affairs Commit- facility within 40 miles of a to expel the Jews. In 1967, Arab armies again attacked Israel, openly confess their goal is not peace, but conquest. No rule change is expected to tee and other members of veteran's home, even if the but Jordan, Egypt and Syria actually lost to Israel territory wonder BDS founder Omar Barghouti admits, “If the roughly double the number Congress to ensure those veteran needs specialized they had controlled. In fact, none of the land Israel currently occupation ends . . . would that end support for BDS? No, it of veterans eligible for the reforms are working for all care that is farther away. “occupies” in Israel or its ancient lands of Judea and Samaria wouldn’t—no.” This explains why BDS insists on the “right VA's new "Choice Card" pro- veterans." "The VA is denying access (the West Bank) was ever part of an Arab state. While Israel of return” not for the estimated 50,000 living Palestinian gram. The change could add Isakson chairs the Senate the law was intended to of- maintains security in parts of the West Bank, it is to protect refugees of Israel’s 1948 War of Independence, but for their billions of dollars in annual veterans panel, while Blu- fer and forcing veterans to Israelis from terror attacks that have killed thousands. More five million descendants—a bizarre definition of “refugee” costs as tens of thousands menthal is the panel's top choose between traveling pointedly: As late as 2007 Israel offered Palestinians 95% of applied to no other people. Of course, such an influx of of new veterans receive pri- Democrat. hours to a VA medical fa- the West Bank, as well as a capital in Jerusalem, as an foreign Arabs into Israel would swamp the Jewish state, vate medical care, which Deputy VA Secretary cility, paying out of pocket incentive for peace, but the Palestinians rejected this offer. conquering it demographically. typically costs more than Sloan Gibson said the 40- or going without care alto- For all its emotive appeals, the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions effort is based on falsehoods—a hijacking of human traditional care at VA hospi- mile rule was implemented gether," Moran told Gibson. rights values. Even Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has acknowledged that BDS is counterproductive, proclaiming, tals and clinics. to comply with what offi - "Veterans are not being put “We do not support the boycott of Israel.” Indeed, anyone who truly desires peace between Israelis and Palestinians must "We've determined that cials believed was the in- fi rst." Gibson said he was oppose this pernicious movement. changing the distance calcu- tent of Congress in adopting sympathetic to Moran's lation will help ensure more the VA overhaul last year. concern, but said VA offi - This message has been published and paid for by FLAME is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational 501 (c)(3) organization. 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He cautioned that such a Gerardo Joffe, President James Sinkinson, Vice President 147 Lawmakers from both "If you are looking for change could cost the VA parties had pressed for the someone to hold account- tens of billions of dollars. To receive free FLAME updates, visit our website: www.factsandlogic.org The Kane Republican 3 Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Social work added to CARE roster of services Penn Highlands BRADFORD – CARE for Children has hired Licensed Clinical Social receives awards from Worker, Chris Gibble, LCSW, to lead family sup- port efforts and to add so- hospital association cial work to CARE’s ros- ter of services for children Penn Highlands Health- and pressure ulcers. with delays, disabilities, care is committed to the Dixon explains a new and special health care safety of its patients and to procedure implemented needs. the highest-quality patient because of things learned “A Family Support Pro- care. Those efforts were through PA-HEN’s pro- gram was started at CARE recognized at a meeting of gram. Follow-up phone in 2005; the program aimed the Hospital & Healthsys- calls are made to any pa- to identify needed services tem Association of Pennsyl- tient discharged from the and gaps in services and vania last week. hospital with COPD or con- provide families access to The “Safety Across the gestive heart failure. This additional supports,” said Board” Excellence Award ensures each patient un- Tina Martin, executive was presented by the Penn- derstands his or her medi- director. “With the recent sylvania Hospital Engage- cations and follows up with addition of an experienced ment Network (PA-HEN) a family physician. social worker, CARE will to directors from Penn Christine Garner, Direc- be able to expand and im- Photo submitted Highlands Brookville, tor of Quality, Risk Man- prove the quality of those Chris Gibble, left, talks with CARE for Children board president Karen Gelston about the new Social Penn Highlands DuBois agement and Infection efforts.” Work program at CARE. Celebrated each March, National Professional Social Work Month is an and Penn Highlands Elk. Control, adds, “We have Gibble earned a Mas- opportunity to spotlight the profession and highlight the important contributions social workers make The award was created had zero ventilator-asso- ter’s degree in Social Work to society. This year’s theme is “Social Work Paves the Way for Change.” to recognize participating ciated pneumonia cases, from the University of will include: completing provide emotional support “I am anticipating that hospitals’ achievement of central line infections and Pittsburgh Bradford and pediatric social/emotional to the child and family in my role as part of the exceptional performance catheter-associated uri- was licensed as a Clinical assessments, developing times of crisis. CARE team will help pull and participation in the nary tract infections. This Social Worker in 2012. She interventions to support Gibble will also work to together and enhance PA-HEN and with the is an outstanding accom- most recently worked at the positive social and identify family needs, and those supportive and inter- overall goals of reducing plishment for our organi- Beacon Light Behavioral emotional growth of chil- community services and vention services, and build preventable harm and re- zation and is a refl ection Health Systems and has dren who receive service, resources which will help a more comprehensive, ef- admissions. of our dedicated hospital 13 years experience work- and promoting positive meet those needs; make fective, and cohesive de- The PA-HEN brings staff.” ing with children. parent-child interactions. referrals and help con- livery of services to the hospitals together, volun- Penn Highlands “Meeting the needs of a Gibble is also able to nect the family to those children and families with tarily, to learn and share Brookville was also a recip- young child who has spe- provide individual, fam- resources; help coordinate whom we work.” best practices. Audits are ient of the “Readmissions cial health care needs of- ily, or group counseling to services; and advocate CARE for Children is a conducted of each hospi- Project” award. ten places hardships on a the parent and other fam- on behalf of the child and non-profi t organization in tal’s safety procedures with The patient safety ef- family’s emotional, physi- ily members of a child, as family. Bradford which provides opportunities for improve- forts at Penn Highlands cal and fi nancial resourc- well as appropriate social “CARE has a longstand- pediatric therapy services, ment. Hospitals must meet Brookville are directed by es,” said Martin. “No child skill-building activities to ing and well known posi- early learning programs, both the performance and Amy Fraccola, Performance lives in a vacuum and if we the child and parents. She tive impact in the commu- child safety and injury participation criteria in Improvement Manager. are going to help children is able to work with fami- nity, due to the numerous prevention initiatives, order to be eligible for the “This reward is tangible ev- reach their full potential, lies to address problems therapeutic services it pro- and community outreach “Safety Across the Board” idence of our hard-working we need to focus on what in the living situation that vides to children, which are services for children of all Excellence Award. This is nurses. It takes great effort we can do to bolster family impede the maximum use aimed at helping them suc- abilities in McKean Coun- the second consecutive year to participate in PA-HEN’s stability.” of Early Intervention and ceed though the challenges ty and the surrounding re- the hospitals have won the initiatives, and we couldn’t Gibble’s role at CARE therapeutic services and they face,” said Gibble. gion. award. be happier to receive this “This process really honor.” keeps patient safety fore- Sherry McKee, Director HOPE front in our minds,” states of Performance Improve- FROM PAGE 1 Susan Dixon, Patient Safe- ment at Penn Highlands yahu has voiced opposition like relationship" with Ne- false," saying Israel "does knowing anything about ty Offi cer at Penn High- DuBois adds, “We have re- to Palestinian statehood tanyahu and has met with not conduct espionage it. Boehner, R-Ohio, said lands Elk. “Working with duced many of our measur- and warned his support- him more than any other against the United States he was "baffl ed" by the re- PA-HEN assists hospitals able indicators to zero in ers that Arab voters were world leader. or Israel's other allies." port and was not aware of in sharing best practices the past year. heading to the polls "in "This can't be reduced Foreign Minister Avig- any spying. and collaboration. Every Penn Highlands DuBois droves." to a matter of somehow dor Lieberman said Is- Sen. Bob Corker, R- day we think about avoid- had no central line infec- Netanyahu has since let's all, you know, hold rael obtained information Tenn., chairman of the ing things like bed sores or tions and no cases of ven- backtracked on his cam- hands and sing 'Kum- through other partici- Senate Foreign Relations infections. Patient safety is tilator-associated pneumo- paign statements, but the baya,'" Obama said. "This pants. Committee, said he did not our number one goal.” nia for the period from July White House has reacted is a matter of fi guring out "All the information we remember anyone from In addition to the Excel- 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014. with skepticism. how do we get through a obtained is from a differ- Israel ever sharing infor- lence Award, PH Elk also “This is a great achieve- "Netanyahu, in the elec- real knotty policy differ- ent side and not through mation with him that he received awards for being ment, and we are extreme- tion run-up, stated that a ence that has great conse- the United States," Lieber- didn't already know or had in the top percentile for ly proud of our healthcare Palestinian state would quences for both countries man told Army Radio. surmised from news ac- preventable readmissions team,” states McKee. not occur while he was and for the region." At a news conference on counts. prime minister," Obama Fractures in the U.S.-Is- Afghanistan, Obama said "One of my reactions said. "And I took him at raeli relationship recently he didn't want to comment was, why haven't they (the Emotional Nicklaus awarded his word that that's what have been played out at on other nations' intelli- Israelis) been coming up he meant. the U.S. Capitol. gence, but said, "We have here sharing information congressional gold medal "Afterwards, he (Netan- Obama was upset when not just briefed Congress with me?" Corker said, WASHINGTON (AP) — er John Boehner, an avid yahu) pointed out that he House Speaker John about the progress, or lack smiling. "I haven't had The Golden Bear got a gold golfer who grew emotional didn't say 'never,' but that Boehner didn't consult thereof, but we also briefed any of them coming up medal. at times during the ceremo- there would be a series of with the White House be- the Israelis and our other and talking with me about Congress on Tuesday ny. "With Arnie (Palmer), conditions in which a Pal- fore inviting Netanyahu to partners in the region." where the deal is. So I was awarded its highest civilian it was how he brought an estinian state could poten- give a speech to Congress When asked about the kind of wondering who it honor to golfi ng great Jack audience to the game - an tially be created," Obama just as the Iran nuclear allegations that Israel was they were meeting Nicklaus, who accepted the army. With Jack, it's how he said. "But, of course, the talks were approaching spied on the nuclear talks, with. I kind of felt left out." medal with a few tears, hu- gave the game a gold stan- conditions were such that a critical juncture. Some senior senators said they Asked whether he was mility and humor. In a cere- dard - a ladder to climb." they would be impossible Democrats skipped the never gleaned any details ever briefed in greater mony in the Capitol Rotun- The 75-year-old Nick- to meet any time soon." speech in which Netan- from the Israelis that they detail by Israeli offi cials, da, the House and Senate laus, dubbed the Golden Obama said he is evalu- yahu boldly warned that didn't already know or Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., leadership bestowed the Bear, recalled the hard ating U.S. policy on the Is- an emerging nuclear deal hadn't learned in briefi ngs said: "Never. Oh no. I have award on Nicklaus, winner work of his parents, praised raeli-Palestinian confl ict. with Iran would not pre- by the Obama administra- talked to Israeli offi cials of 18 major championships, his family and paid tribute But he said that in light vent it from developing tion. here and in Israel." including six Masters titles, to his wife, Barbara. He of Netanyahu's comments, nuclear weapons, but pave According to The Wall Sen. Lindsey Graham, fi ve PGA championships recalled that when his son the "possibility seems very Tehran's path to the bomb. Street Journal, the Israeli R-S.C., a critic of Obama's and four U.S. Opens. Jack was six, he was asked dim" for the Israelis and The U.S. has been lead- offi cials did not spy direct- foreign policy, said the "Few transcend their what his father did for a the Palestinians to agree ing world powers in nego- ly on American negotia- same thing. sport to achieve that kind living. The younger Nick- to live side-by-side in peace tiations aimed at curbing tors, but obtained details "No one from Israel has of moment, or this kind of laus said, "Nothing, he just and security. Iran's nuclear program. through other means, in- ever briefed me about the honor," said House Speak- plays golf." "We can't continue to The so-called P5+1 group cluding close surveillance agreement. A bunch of us premise our public diplo- — Britain, China, France, of Iranian leaders who met with Mossad (Israel's macy on something that Russia and the United were being told the latest intelligence service). That everybody knows is not States plus Germany — is deals being offered by U.S. was a bipartisan exercise," going to happen, at least rushing to craft a frame- and European offi cials. Graham said, adding that in the next several years," work for a deal to prevent The paper said European he didn't learn anything the president said. 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They have completely healthy. Maria droopy bits and wrinkles, Kang, now known as “fi t so I am told. mom” ignited an online I am 42 years old. I war when she photo- am 5’10 and weigh 110 graphed her very fi t body pounds. I do not have an asking women “What’s eating disorder, I am just your excuse?” Kang is the naturally tall and thin, mother of three children I eat generally healthy under the age of three, foods, and I am a lifelong and has argued that many Guest Commentary runner who paid for most women use children, work of my college by compet- or other obligations as an ing in Division 1 track excuse not to take care of Whistleblowers and the Prosecution Loophole and cross country. I lost their personal fi tness and When facing the prospect between the three stories is this same information with surveillance programs. all the weight I gained health. of criminal prosecution for that these men both leaked journalists. In January he He later explained the with my healthy (7.1 Women accused her of leaking highly classifi ed information for purely become the fi rst civilian to circumstances that led to pounds, 20 inch) baby fat-shaming, of bullying, material to his mistress personal gain and each be convicted of Espionage his course of action, “There within one week of deliv- and demanded that she and later lying about it to received little more than a Act. are no proper channels for ery. According to popular apologize. the FBI, General David Pe- slap on the wrist. Intelligence Community making this information culture, this makes me Don’t get me wrong—I traeus found unlikely allies The hypocritical dichoto- (IC) contractor whistle- available when the system not “real” at best, and, appreciate any chance to on Capitol Hill. Senators my between the treatments blowers such as Loomis are fails comprehensively.” if you listen to popular open up a conversation John McCain (R-AZ), Lind- of high-level politically at a double disadvantage. Currently, IC contractors music, it might make me about women’s many body say Graham (R-SC), and connected offi cials versus In addition to threat of be- have two alternatives to a “silicone Barbie doll” or types and the strange Diane Feinstein (D-CA) lower level whistleblowers ing criminalized, they have almost certain retaliation: a “skinny bitch.” and oppressive pressures have all spoken out against has never been more pro- no statutory protection 1) remain silent observers This focus on so-called placed on us (and that criminally prosecuting the nounced. Petraeus, Panetta against workplace reprisal of wrongdoing; or 2) make “real women” may sound we place on ourselves) to four-star general, in part and Vickers (who continues actions – such as demo- anonymous revelations to nice, but in actuality is as meet these socially con- because they feel he has to serve in a top job at the tions or blacklisting – when the media. divisive as the excessive structed standards. “suffered enough.” This is Pentagon) could count on they disclose government Whistleblowers must emphasis on being model I fail to see, however, not the fi rst time that a the support of their former misconduct. have safe channels to thin. When former super how skinny-shaming high-ranking individual colleagues, despite leaking That was not always the report abuses of power that model Cindy Crawford is any better than fat- may skirt punishment for highly classifi ed material case, however. From 2008 betray the public trust, and released an untouched shaming. It is unclear infractions that would land for reasons unrelated to the through 2012, all Pentagon Congress has a responsibil- photograph showing to me how poking fun of a subordinate in jail for exposure of wrongdoing or and then stimulus funded ity to fi ll these accountabil- her beauty but also her women who are thin and years. Former Secretary of other high-minded motives. IC contractors enjoyed ity loopholes. Fortunately, fl aws, people went crazy, fi t serves to challenge the Defense Leon Panetta and This kid-gloves treatment best-practice whistleblower as demonstrated by Sena- claiming that this made excessive focus on wom- Undersecretary of Defense is not something afforded protections. This included tor Grassley and Senator them love her even more en’s bodies. Michael Vickers were also whistleblowers, even when Intelligence Community Wyden’s newly launched because she is now more Film star Maggie Gyl- recently allegedly involved sharing information to agencies like NSA. The Senate Whistleblower Cau- “real.” Dove has lead the lenhaal offered a more in highly classifi ed leaks to further the public interest law maintained a steady cus, protecting the nation’s “real” women movement nuanced understanding of the fi lm producers of Zero through offi cial channels. track record and there truth-tellers transcends with its “Campaign for the complexities of women Dark Thirty and treated Former NSA contractor were not even allegations congressional partisanship. Real Beauty,” featuring in her commentary about with near impunity. Edward Loomis reported that it harmed national Instead of offering sup- several supposedly “real” the roles for which fe- According to media re- government waste on security. The whistleblower port to disgraced former women in their bras and males were being consid- ports Petraeus plead guilty an ineffective and illegal shield was so effective in offi cials, Congress should panties. While these wom- ered for Oscars. She noted to one count of unauthor- domestic surveillance pro- deterring taxpayer waste follow the caucus’ lead and en defi nitely don’t have that “these women who ized removal and retention gram up the proper chain that the Council of Inspec- focus on the heroic whistle- typical celebrity or model are sometimes powerful of classifi ed material for of command, yet he was tors General on Integrity blowers who risk their jobs bodies, it was revealed in and sometimes not. Some- which he may face up to a the target of a retaliatory and Effi ciency proposed and their freedom to expose 2008 that these photos times sexy, sometimes year in prison. His paltry criminal investigation that its permanent expansion, government fraud, waste, were also photoshopped, not. Sometimes honorable, sentence is a far cry from cost him his career. His and the Senate approved and abuse. hence not actually real at sometimes not.” the many years of prison colleague Thomas Drake it with bipartisan sup- – all. In sum, not “real” or time that many whistle- faced 35 years in prison port. Notwithstanding its Shanna Devine is the People magazine “unreal” by some visual blowers face when they dis- under the Espionage Act, widespread support, in an Government Accountability recently featured the criteria but instead differ- close protected information after he legally provided an Orwellian maneuver dur- Project’s Legislative Direc- photography of Jade ent from one another in in an attempt to further the unclassifi ed briefi ng on the ing the 11th hour of nego- tor and Investigator. Liz Beall, who captured “real” many ways, physical and public interest. Petraeus surveillance program to a tiations, the closing confer- Hempowicz is Public Policy women after pregnancy. otherwise. claimed no such motive. He reporter. Former CIA agent ence committee stripped all Associate at the Project On The focus, of course, is — seems only to have wanted Jeffrey Sterling disclosed whistleblower rights for IC Government Oversight. on those who struggled Laura Finley, Ph.D., to help his mistress and concerns to Congress about contractors from the bill. Both organizations are to lose their baby weight. teaches in the Barry biographer, and Panetta an allegedly mismanaged Six months later, partners in the Open- Because that’s what “real” University Department and Vickers shared it with operation to obstruct Iran’s NSA contractor Edward TheGovernment.org coali- women do. of Sociology & Criminol- a producer from Holly- nuclear program, and he Snowden disclosed the tion. This article previously When pregnant model ogy and is syndicated by wood – the common thread was accused of sharing U.S. government’s mass appeared in The Hill. Sarah Stage released PeaceVoice. Today in History Today is Wednesday, lost its fi rst commissioned faithful via video for Good 67. Actress-comedian Mary March 25, the 84th day of submarine as the USS F-4 Friday services at the Vati- Gross is 62. Actor James Letters to the Editor 2015. There are 281 days sank off Hawaii, claim- can. McDaniel is 57. Former left in the year. ing the lives of all 21 crew Five years ago: Osama Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., The Kane Republican welcomes letters to the edi- Today's Highlight in His- members. bin Laden threatened in is 57. Movie producer Amy tor. Letters can be sent by mail to The Kane Republi- tory: In 1924, the Second Hel- a new message to kill any Pascal is 57. Rock musician can, 200 N. Fraley St., Kane, Pa., 16735. On March 25, 1965, the lenic Republic was pro- Americans al-Qaida cap- Steve Norman (Spandau Letters can be no longer than 500 words. We re- Rev. Martin Luther King claimed in Greece. tured if the U.S. executed Ballet) is 55. 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For- homemaker, was shot and In 1975, King Faisal enforcement of the "don't mer MLB All-Star pitcher killed by Ku Klux Klans- (FY'-suhl) of Saudi Ara- ask, don't tell" ban on gays Tom Glavine is 49. Olympic men as she drove a black bia was shot to death by a serving openly in the mili- bronze medal fi gure skater The Kane Republican volunteer to the airport. nephew with a history of tary. Daisuke Takahashi Debi Thomas, M.D., is 48. 200 N. Fraley St., Kane, Pa., 16735 On this date: mental illness. (The neph- gave Japan its fi rst men's Actor Laz Alonso (TV: "The In 1306, Robert the ew was beheaded in June title at the World Figure Mysteries of Laura") is 44. Editor: Joseph Bell Bruce was crowned King of 1975.) Skating Championships in Singer Melanie Blatt (All E-mail – [email protected] Scots. In 1985, "Amadeus" won Turin, Italy. Saints) is 40. 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Publisher’s liability for error is limited to the amount paid for advertising. grants, were killed when second week without the Anita Bryant is 75. Singer "Scratch a pessimist, and fi re broke out at the Trian- feeding tube that had sus- Aretha Franklin is 73. Ac- you fi nd often a defender gle Shirtwaist Co. in New tained her life for 15 years. tor Paul Michael Glaser is of privilege." — Lord Bev- York. An ailing, silent Pope John 72. Singer Elton John is 68. eridge, British economist In 1915, the U.S. Navy Paul II appeared to the Actress Bonnie Bedelia is (1879-1963). The Kane Republican 5 Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Republican R EGISTER POLICEReport Today's Weather Kane Area Food Pantry State Police at Kane unit 1 was traveling north Local 5-Day Forecast The Kane Area Food Pantry distribution of food for this Crash on the on ramp to SR 219 Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun month is Friday, March 27, from noon to 4 p.m. Recipi- FOSTER TWP. – The from Boliver Drive. Unit 1 3/25 3/26 3/27 3/28 3/29 ents should come to the basement entrance of the St. Cal- Kane-based state place failed to maintain its ap- listus Church rectory at the corner of Haines and Chase is investigating a crash propriate lane of travel Streets according to the following time and alphabetical that occurred on March 22 and left the west side of schedule based on the fi rst letter of their last name. at 5:30 p.m. on the state the roadway striking the Route 219 ramp from Boli- guide rail, according to 46/38 45/29 33/10 29/11 41/30 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. L-R Showers Cloudy with Snow show- Clouds giv- Consider- 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. S-Z var Drive in Foster Town- PSP Kane. early, be- rain. Highs ers early. ing way to able cloudi- ship. Unit 1 then continued coming a in the mid Highs in the sun . Highs ness. Highs 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. A-E According to reports, in a northerly direction steady rain 40s and low 30s and in the upper in the low 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. F-K later in the lows in the lows in the 20s and 40s and unit 1 was a 2007 Chevro- to where it came to fi nal day. High upper 20s. low teens. lows in the lows in the let HHR driven by Megan rest off the east shoulder 46F. low teens. low 30s. All who come to receive food must certify their income Jemiola, 25, of N. Rid- of the ramp. Unit 1 had in order to qualify for food items and all recipients must geville, Ohio. Passenger disabling damage. No one Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: bring food boxes for receiving and transporting their was Jonathan Demetzky, was injured and all occu- 7:09 AM 7:07 AM 7:06 AM 7:04 AM 7:02 AM food. Come only when scheduled, or send a substitute Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: with your written and signed permission slip. 29, of N. Ridgeville, Ohio. pants were wearing their 7:31 PM 7:33 PM 7:34 PM 7:35 PM 7:36 PM This crash occurred as seatbelts. Volunteer staff will be on hand to direct the distribu- tion and assist recipients as needed. Continuing fi nancial contributions and donations Student injured after school of food items to the food pantry help insure the future of this vital service. Please address fi nancial contribu- A male student at Kane the scene about 3 p.m., tions to the Kane Area Food Pantry, Box #744, Kane, Pa. Area High School suf- said the youth was injured Pennsylvania At A Glance 16735. fered a wrist injury Tues- during apparent "horse- day while walking home play." Erie after classes along Route EmergyCare ambulance 52/41 EVENTS&Announcements 321 near the First Baptist of Kane transported the „The comedy Troupe "In All Seriouseness" will be at Church. youth to Kane Community Kane 50/43 Scranton the Kane Volunteer Fire Department on Saturday, April Kane Police Chief Heath Hospital, the police chief 43/41 11 for a hilarious game show from the 70s. Doors open at Boyer, who responded to said. 6 p.m., show at 7 p.m. at the KVFD on Poplar Street in Allentown Kane. There is a cost for admission. Tickets available at 46/42 KADC (54 Fraley St.), SMP Rx, Photo & Sound Shoppe HOSPITALReport Pittsburgh Harrisburg 65/48 49/46 and Zanadu. Philadelphia Kane Community 51/47 Hospital Discharges „The McKean County Republican Committee will hold Tuesday Debbora Fay, Bradford its Spring Dinner on Wednesday, April 8 at the Pennhills Carolyn Flint, Bradford Club in Bradford. Admisisons Area Cities Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representa- Tanner Quackenbush, Cecelia Rimer, Bradford Robert Mcintyre, Bradford City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. tives Mike Turzai will deliver the keynote address. Turzai Kane Allentown 46 42 rain Meadville 47 43 rain will discuss a number of issues and challenges facing the 3 undisclosed Steven Mahon, Bradford Altoona 47 44 rain New Castle 61 42 rain Priscilla Bond, Bradford Bedford 54 46 rain Oil City 58 40 rain Commonwealth, including the state budget proposal and Marjorie Parrett, Bradford Bloomsburg 46 43 rain Philadelphia 51 47 cloudy efforts to cut state spending, as well as government re- Discharges Bradford 50 39 rain Pittsburgh 65 48 rain form and job creation initiatives. None Linda Gilbert, Rew Chambersburg 50 46 rain Reading 47 44 rain Du Bois 51 43 rain Scranton 43 41 rain The event begins with a meet-the-candidates social Erie 52 41 rain St. Marys 49 42 rain Births hour at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. There Bradford Regional Harrisburg 49 46 rain State College 47 42 rain is a cost per person. Medical Center A son was born to Ashley Huntingdon 51 43 rain Towanda 44 41 rain Card and Shane Hulburt Johnstown 66 50 rain Uniontown 67 53 rain RSVP no later than April 1 by calling Brad Mangel at Tuesday Lancaster 48 44 cloudy Warren 50 38 rain 814-368-8311 or by e-mailing [email protected]. of Kane on March 24, Latrobe 63 49 rain Wilkes-Barre 46 41 rain Admissions 2015. Lehighton 45 40 rain Williamsport 47 42 rain Gary Silsby, Rixford Lewistown 50 44 rain York 50 47 cloudy Debbora Fay, Bradford SENECA FROM PAGE 1 Ashley Card, Kane National Cities City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. cluding (the) defendants." risburg law fi rm of Buchan- Atlanta 75 57 pt sunny Minneapolis 42 26 windy Much of the opposition to an Ingersoll & Rooney is list- Trooper arrested after wedding Boston 47 38 mst sunny New York 45 43 rain Chicago 54 35 cloudy Phoenix 84 58 pt sunny the injection well is linked ed as an attorney for Seneca. Dallas 80 53 sunny San Francisco 71 53 mst sunny with its location. The site Chad Nicholson, the brawl sues Pittsburgh cops Denver 46 30 cloudy Seattle 57 49 rain Houston 79 64 pt sunny St. Louis 70 43 pt sunny is near the top of James Pennsylvania Community PITTSBURGH (AP) — A force during the arrest. Los Angeles 82 63 sunny Washington, DC 57 52 cloudy City Hill on Route 66. Crys- Organizer for CELDF, has state trooper sued Pitts- O'Brien said the case Miami 86 74 pt sunny tal Springs-- the source of been keeping the supervi- burgh police on Tuesday, of Williams, who is white, drinking water for James sors updated on the legal ac- saying they arrested him proves nobody is safe from Moon Phases City-- is near the base of the tion in federal court in Erie. on false charges and used such abuses. hill. In a letter, he said Grant excessive force — including "If it can happen to Mr. *"A preliminary injunc- Township in Indiana County a kick to the groin — when Williams — a police offi cer, tion is necessary to pre- is facing a similar federal he tried to calm a rowdy a state trooper — then who clude (the) defendants from lawsuit fi led by Pennsylva- groomsman following a amongst us is not in dan- further interference with nia General Energy (PGE) brawl after his brother's ger of having it happen to New First Full Last Seneca's legal and federally- of Warren. Nicholson said wedding. them?" O'Brien said. Mar 20 Mar 27 Apr 4 Apr 12 permitted operations. Grant Township also ad- Trooper David Williams, Public Safety Director It is also necessary to pre- opted the CELDF-drafted 35, of Plum, contends city of- Stephen Bucar said an in- UV Index clude (the) defendants from community "bill of rights" fi cers falsely claimed he at- ternal investigation would continued infringement of ordinance that also will face tacked them when, instead, be requested through the Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Seneca's basic constitutional a legal test in federal court they pushed and punched Offi ce of Municipal Investi- 3/25 3/26 3/27 3/28 3/29 rights." in Erie. 2 2 4 5 5 *"Seneca has suffered and Nicholson said a hearing him for no reason, escalat- gations. Low Low Moderate Moderate Moderate ing a situation he was try- "As in all cases involv- continues to suffer irrepara- in this case is scheduled for The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 11 number scale, ing to help defuse after the ing allegations of excessive with a higher UV Index showing the need for greater 0 11 ble harm for which it cannot April 14 at 1 p.m. He said Sept. 1 melee. force by members of the skin protection. be adequately compensated Grant Township offi cials are Williams spent 17 hours Pittsburgh Bureau of Po- by monetary damages if pre- seeking public support at in jail and was suspended lice, an objective, impartial ©2010 American Profile Hometown Content Service liminary injunctive relief is the hearing. by state police for 10 days and thorough investigation not granted." "The people of Grant without pay before Allegh- will be conducted to identify *"The (township) ordi- Township will be sending eny County prosecutors and determine the facts, cir- PENNSYLVANIALottery nance is pre-empted by the around an invitation to all of dropped charges including cumstances and evidence," Tuesday's drawings Federal Safe Drinking Wa- you who would like to stand rioting and aggravated as- Bucar said in a statement. ter Act and the Pennsylva- in solidarity with them to sault, both felonies. He said an internal pre- Pick 2 Pick 5 nia Oil and Gas Act." protect their rights," Nichol- "It's just not true, every- liminary review would de- Midday 7 5 Midday 3 6 3 3 8 *"The ordinance is illegal son said. "They'd like to pack thing they fi led against me," termine whether the offi cers Evening 2 8 Evening 7 4 1 2 8 exclusionary zoning and an the court with supporters." Williams told The Associat- involved would remain on impermissible exercise of Wolfe last month said the ed Press. "All these charges, duty, be assigned to admin- Pick 3 Treasure Hunt legislative authority by (the) Seneca lawsuit has the po- they just don't exist." istrative duty or suspended Midday 8 7 1 05 13 14 15 30 defendants." tential to "bankrupt" High- His lawsuit, fi led in U.S. pending the outcome of the Evening 5 1 4 *"Seneca believes and land Township. District Court in Pittsburgh, investigation. Cash 5 therefore avers that it has Nevertheless, township seeks unspecifi ed monetary Bucar also said state po- Pick 4 05 27 29 36 39 a reasonable probability of residents have been urg- damages. lice and city offi cers have "a Midday 6 4 3 4 success on the merits (of ing the supervisors to move His attorney, Timothy longstanding professional Evening 1 6 5 1 Match 6 the lawsuit). Federal courts ahead and challenge Seneca O'Brien, said the lawsuit and positive working rela- 01 08 10 14 30 41 have on at least three occa- in federal court. targets the "unnecessary tionship." sions reviewed similar ordi- "Fight it until we can't escalation of otherwise "As I caution the public Reservoir Weather Stats nances and found them to be fi ght any more," Bill Edinger manageable situations. It's not to draw broad conclu- unconstitutional." of James City said Tuesday a problem within the Pitts- sions about all members Data March 2015 Megan Haines of the Har- at the supervisors' meeting. Snow on burgh Police Department of the Pittsburgh Police Pool Level: 1,299.64 feet (Falling) Date High Low Snow Prec. Ground and it's a problem across the Bureau when a complaint 1. 26 -24 1.7 .17 20 2. 31 16 3.3 .29 23 Penn State president panned country." about specifi c offi cers is Temperatures: 3. 28 -4 + .02 22 City police have a his- fi led, I also caution the offi - Reservoir - Frozen 4. 37 8 2.7 .62 21 5. 33 9 0 0 20 for anti-war activist's visit tory of excessive force com- cers from both agencies not River - 34 6. 13 -17 0 0 19 plaints. A class-action law- to draw those same broad 7. 23 -16 0 0 19 HARRISBURG (AP) — but four Republicans on Outfl ow Rate: 1,350 cubic ft./sec. 8. 33 13 .3 .04 20 Pennsylvania State Uni- the panel intermittently suit brought by 66 people conclusions about all mem- 9. 41 20 0 0 18 alleging rough treatment, bers of their partner agency 10. 48 20 0 0 17 versity's president got a brought up William Ayers' 11. 44 22 0 .15 15 raft of criticism on Tues- involvement in the pro- false arrest or both resulted as a result of this allega- 12. 50 20 0 0 12 in a 1997 consent decree tion," he said. 13. 44 18 0 0 11 day at a hearing on the grams last Thursday and 14. 49 18 0 .28 10 university's budget — not Friday. with the U.S. Justice De- Williams' arrest, cap- 15. 44 30 + .18 8 partment requiring the city tured on surveillance video, 16. 30 24 + .02 8 over fi scal issues but from The Weather Under- 17. 54 26 0 + 6 lawmakers angry about ground opposed the war to better train its offi cers occurred after a fi ght broke 18. 41 18 0 0 6 19. 35 12 0 0 5 on-campus appearances by in Vietnam and claimed and monitor complaints out among the wedding par- 20. 40 12 + - 4 against them. ty in a parking lot after they 21. 35 26 0 .09 4 a co-founder of the violent responsibility for several 22. 39 17 0 0 4 anti-war group the Weath- bombings, including non- More recently, a federal got off a riverboat. 23. 30 6 0 0 2 jury last year awarded The groom was hand- er Underground. fatal explosions at the Pen- $119,000 to a young black cuffed and seated, but a + indicates trace amount President Eric Barron tagon and the U.S. Capitol. man after fi nding police groomsman was mouthing joined his counterparts Ayers was a fugitive for wrongly arrested him for off to police and claiming from the other state-relat- years but turned himself in prowling while walking to to have HIV, Williams said, ed universities — Pitts- in 1980. Charges were lat- his grandmother's house apparently hoping in his burgh, Temple and Lin- er dropped over issues re- in January 2009. The jury drunken state that would coln — before the Senate lated to the government's rejected claims that three discourage police from ar- Appropriations Committee methods of investigating white offi cers used excessive resting him, too. for their annual hearing, him. 6 The Kane Republican Wednesday, March 25, 2015 THE KANE Email: [email protected] REPUBLICAN SPORTS www.kanerepublican.com/sports Pitt-Bradford Highlights Nate Asp UPB tennis falls Teverovskiy started out sius and fell to the Mount- volved Teverovskiy losing to the Lions, 9-0 the singles matches for ies, 5-4. in the tie-breaker game as ALTOONA – The Pitt- the Panthers and fell by Pitt-Bradford (2-4) the scores went 3-6, 6-0, Bradford men’s tennis the scores of 6-2, 6-0. started off the day tak- 6-0. team visited Penn State Vaughan and Dugan ing two out of the three Vaughan found his Altoona and fell to the Li- were able to steal a few doubles matches with stroke for the singles ons, 9-0. games from the Lions but excellent play from the matches as he displayed Pitt-Bradford (2-3) had lost their matches with team of sophomore Kos- a dominating performance a hard time against a very Vaughan losing 6-1, 5-6 ta Terverovskiy (Plains, over his opponent taking good Penn State Altoona and Dugan falling 6-2, 6-3. N.Y./Harrion) and senior the win, 6-1, 6-3. team as they failed to Torrey and Updyke Jordan Dugan (Galeton/ The Panthers would come away with a match shared similar results as Galeton) and the team drop the next three sin- victory. they stole a few games but of senior Dylan Nuzzo gles matches two of which The Panthers started ended up falling to the Li- (Bradford/Bradford) and were tie-breaker loses. off the day dropping all ons, 6-4 and 6-2. senior Ian Vaughan (New The Panthers would not three doubles matches to Pitt-Bradford head Kensington/Valley). give in as they closed on the Lions. coach Susan Schenfi eld Teverovskiy and Dugan a high note with Updyke Sophomore Kosta Te- said, “Half way through defeated the Mounties rallying back to come verovskiy (Plains, N.Y./ the match our confi dence by the score of 8-3 in the away with the tie-breaker Harrion) and sophomore had drained out. Our fi rst game with Nuzzo and win, 6-1, 4-6, 11-9. Jordan Dugan (Galeton/ serve was less reliable Vaughan coming away Pitt-Bradford head Galeton) fell to the Lions than usual and our volleys with a narrow 9-7 victory coach Susan Schenfi eld 8-1 and the team of senior were a class below its for- in the second game. said, “This weekend was Ian Vaughan (New Kens- mer excellence. At times The Mounties were tough for us on the courts.I ington/Valley) and senior like these we need to re- able to claim victory in thought we represented Dylan Nuzzo (Bradford/ member our skills are still the last doubles match of ourselves and Pitt-Brad- Bradford) fell by the score there coupled with our ex- the day as the Panthers’ ford well. Overall, while of 8-2. perience and our unfl inch- team of senior Mark Tor- the outcomes of the road Photo submitted Freshman Tyler Up- ing competitive will.” rey (Bradford/Bradford) trip might not have been Area V Champion Nate Asp medaled sixth in the 11-12-year- The Panthers will re- and freshman Tyler Up- wins at times like these old 145-pound weight bracket at the Pennsylvania Junior dyke (Kersey/St. Marys) Wrestling Championships in Erie over the weekend. and senior Mark Torrey sume play in Cresson as dyke (Kersey/St. Marys) we need to remember our (Bradford/Bradford) fell in they take on Mount Aloy- lost a hard fought match skills are still there cou- the fi nal doubles match of sius March 22 at 11 a.m. to Mount Aloysius, 8-5. pled with our experience the day, 8-0. The singles competition and our unfl inching com- SPORTSNotes The Panthers struggled Panthers suffer tough loss went down to the wire petitive will.” „The 2nd annual Jarrett Costanzo Memorial 5K race, in the singles competitions to Mount Aloysius, 5-4 as the two schools had The Panthers will re- 2-mile walk and fun run will be held on May 30 at Kane as well against Penn State CRESSON – The Pitt- four matches reach a tie- sume play on March 28 High School. Altoona as they dropped Bradford men’s tennis breaker game. against Pitt-Greensburg Registration will be held from 7-8:30 a.m. with the 5K all six matches. team took on Mount Aloy- The fi rst of which in- at 1 p.m. in Bradford. & Walk to begin at 9 a.m. and the Fun Run beginning at 10 a.m.

Steen's winner in OT lifts Blues over Penguins 3-2 „The Sparks All Stars Hip/Hop Dance Clinic will be PITTSBURGH (AP) — A down on my stick," Steen straight without Patric had no immediate update held on Saturday, April 11 from 9:30 a.m. to noon. It is draining road trip ended said. "It was a great play Hornqvist, both out indefi - on Ehrhoff's status. open for anyone between the ages of 6 and 18 as of Aug. with a little redemption by (Michalek)." nitely with undisclosed in- The teams slogged 31. There is a cost for the clinic per participant. Registra- and one pretty goal for the Jake Allen stopped 22 juries. The Penguins have through 25 minutes of tions received by March 26 will receive a T-shirt. Any reg- St. Louis Blues. shots for St. Louis, which found the back of the net tight-checking hockey be- istrations received after that date will not get a T-shirt Robert Bortuzzo keyed a received unexpected of- just seven times during fore the Penguins' sputter- but can still participate in the event. This is a fundraiser two-goal rally against his fensive contributions from their six-game slump. ing offense briefl y came to for the Sparks Junior Dance Team. Additional forms former team, and Alexan- two grinders who began "There are some things life. and information can be at www.sparksallstarcheerlead- der Steen's deft redirect the season with Pitts- that we did well, and some Daniel Winnik emerged ing.com. Anyone with questions should contact Caitlyn off a feed from Zbynek Mi- burgh. things we need to clean from the penalty box just Straub at [email protected]. chalek — himself a former The Penguins traded up," Comeau said. "We got in time to start a break Penguin — sent St. Louis Marcel Goc to the Blues the one point, but defi nite- that ended with Comeau to a 3-2 overtime victory in January for Maxim ly we wanted that second slipping it through Allen's Bears agree to 1-year deal with at Pittsburgh on Tuesday Lapierre and shipped Bor- one." legs for his 16th goal of the night. tuzzo to St. Louis at the Pittsburgh remained season 8:41 into the sec- former 49ers DE McDonald The Central Division- trade deadline earlier this two points behind the New ond. Downie doubled Pitts- CHICAGO (AP) — The ager Ryan Pace said at the leading Blues stopped a month. Bortuzzo and Goc York Islanders in the race burgh's lead 17 seconds Chicago Bears agreed Tues- NFL meetings in Phoenix. three-game losing streak combined for just six goals for second in the Metropol- later following a steal at day to a one-year contract "I can tell you this, we know and fi nished a 10-day, six- in 168 career games with itan Division. the point by Spaling, who with former San Francisco those are ongoing. But we game swing through west- the Penguins. They scored The Penguins decided to fed Downie in front. The 49ers defensive end Ray wouldn't be where we're at ern Canada and points for St. Louis during a 2:36- go with seven defensemen puck caromed off the back McDonald despite his hav- right now if we didn't feel east with three wins and span in the second period rather than the usual six of a surprised Allen's pads ing some brushes with the comfortable with where eight points in all. to tie the game. after recalling rookie Der- and into the net. law. that's at. So it's been thor- One brilliant dart to "My goal, a lot of credit rick Pouliot from the mi- The momentum didn't Bringing in McDonald, ough." the net by Steen provided goes to the forwards get- nors. The plan lasted all of last. Bortuzzo ended a who played under new The Bears also an- the winner. The forward ting to the net," Bortuzzo fi ve minutes. frantic sequence in which Bears defensive coordina- nounced Tuesday a one-year battled for the puck in the said. "Marc is a fantastic Christian Ehrhoff, who bodies piled up in front tor Vic Fangio in San Fran- deal with defensive end Jar- corner, and then slipped it goalie. It's a good feeling if has struggled to stay of Fleury by powering a cisco, could be controversial vis Jenkins, who spent the across the ice to Michalek you can contribute against healthy all season — and slap shot through traffi c in Chicago given his legal past four seasons with the at the right point before your former squad." missed Saturday's win 14:52 into the second. Goc troubles. Washington Redskins. beating Pittsburgh defen- Blake Comeau and over Arizona after being pounced on a loose puck in The 49ers cut McDonald As for McDonald, the seman Ben Lovejoy to the Steve Downie scored for a late pregame scratch the slot and fl ipped it by a in December after a woman woman who accused him of middle. The timing was Pittsburgh. Nick Spaling — smacked against the screened Fleury to tie it at accused him of sexually as- sexual assault told authori- perfect. Pittsburgh goal- added two assists in the boards in the corner be- 17:24. saulting her following a ties she has no memory of tender Marc-Andre Fleury Penguins' fi fth loss in six hind the Pittsburgh net "Two greasy goals and night of drinking in which the encounter at his San had no chance as St. Louis' games. following a collision with a nice one to win it," Allen she injured her head in a Jose house. The Santa Clara 35th and fi nal shot of the Finding the back of the Vladimir Tarasenko. Eh- said. "To be able to fi nish fall by his swimming pool. County district attorney is night slipped by him. net continues to be a prob- rhoff, who has already 3-1-2 on this trip, when "Those things we've considering whether to fi le "We almost made eye lem. 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The Kane Republican 7 Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Browns expect Manziel on field in April TV Sportswatch NCAA Tournament Wednesday, March 25 EAST REGIONAL PHOENIX (AP) — will work out on April 20. look at an NFL team "Hard Knocks" can be an MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Round of 32 7 p.m. Saturday, March 21 Browns coach Mike Pet- "When he is back, it during training camp. unnecessary diversion for ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfi nal, Murray At CONSOL Energy Center tine expects quarterback will be full speed ahead Pettine knows all about players and coaches. St. at Old Dominion Pittsburgh 9 p.m. N.C. State 71, Villanova 68 Johnny Manziel to take for him," Pettine said. "I "Hard Knocks" from when "It's hard to be your- ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfi nal, Sunday, March 22 Louisiana Tech at Temple At Time Warner Cable Arena part in the team's practic- think he's very anxious at he was an assistant coach self. I know (Arizona Car- NBA Charlotte, N.C. es next month after leav- this point." with the New York Jets. dinals coach) Bruce Ari- 7 p.m. Michigan State 60, Virginia 54 ESPN — Chicago at Toronto At Nationwide Arena ing rehab. Pettine emphasized Pettine said Manziel's ans spoke to it a year ago. 9:30 p.m. Columbus, Ohio Pettine said the team Manziel's personal issues situation is a factor in the If you have to change, if ESPN — Oklahoma City at San Oklahoma 72, Dayton 66 Antonio At KeyArena has received "good" feed- outweigh anything relat- Browns' hesitancy to be you have to be different, NHL Seattle back about Manziel, who ed to his profession. on the program. then it's a distraction. If 8 p.m. Louisville 66, Northern Iowa 53 NBCSN — Chicago at Philadelphia At The Carrier Dome entered a treatment facil- "Football, it's a back "When we decided not you're not thinking about SOCCER Syracuse, N.Y. 3 p.m. Regional Semifi nals ity on Jan. 28 for an un- seat," Pettine said. "For to volunteer for 'Hard your job and you're think- ESPN — Men's national teams, Friday, March 27 disclosed problem. A fi rst- his football life to get it Knocks,' we discussed ing about something else, exhibition, Denmark vs. United N.C. State (22-13) vs. Louisville (26- States, at Aarhus, Denmark 8), 7:37 p.m. round draft pick in 2014, where it needs to be, he everything that was in- for even an instant, then Michigan State (25-11) vs. Oklahoma the 2012 Heisman Trophy needs to get the personal volved with it. That it's a distraction. (24-10), 10:07 p.m. NHL Standings Regional Championship winner from Texas A&M life where it needs to be. (Manziel) was certainly "I saw that as a nega- Sunday, March 29 backed up Brian Hoyer ... This takes precedence, something we needed to tive, when guys are dif- EASTERN CONFERENCE Semifi nal winners SOUTH REGIONAL before playing poorly in so however long of time he consider. I wouldn't say ferent, guys that can't Atlantic Division Round of 32 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Saturday, March 21 two starts. Following the needs, the football will be (Manziel) loomed large. handle, they act different, Montreal 74 46 20 8 100 195 162 At KFC Yum! Center season, Manziel acknowl- there when he gets out." You just weigh everything play to the camera. I see Tampa Bay 74 46 21 7 99 242 191 Louisville, Ky. Detroit 72 39 21 12 90 208 195 UCLA 92, UAB 75 edged he should have tak- While at the owners' in. Because being a part that as a potential nega- Ottawa 72 37 24 11 85 212 190 At Moda Center en his job more seriously. meetings, the Browns of 'Hard Knocks,' know- tive. Boston 73 36 25 12 84 193 190 Portland, Ore. Florida 73 33 26 14 80 180 201 Utah 75, Georgetown 64 Pettine does not know have had discussions with ing they're going to look to And the positives are Toronto 74 27 41 6 60 193 237 Sunday, March 22 when Manziel will be dis- HBO about being fea- cover the team's biggest, maybe the same thing. Buffalo 73 20 46 7 47 138 245 At Time Warner Cable Arena Metropolitan Division Charlotte, N.C. charged from rehab, but tured on "Hard Knocks," current story lines — it's Guys know there's a cam- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Duke 68, San Diego State 49 he expects the young QB the cable network's pop- obvious that he would be era around and some- NY Rangers 72 46 19 7 99 219 167 At KeyArena NY Islanders 74 44 25 5 93 226 205 Seattle to return to football im- ular reality series that a point of attention." thing they do can wind up Pittsburgh 73 40 22 11 91 202 181 Gonzaga (33-2) vs. Iowa (22-11), mediately. The Browns gives viewers and inside From his experience, on the show." Washington 73 39 24 10 88 212 180 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia 74 29 29 16 74 192 215 At NRG Stadium New Jersey 73 31 31 11 73 164 186 Houston Columbus 73 34 35 4 72 198 228 Regional Semifi nals Friday, March 27 Sun Devils fire coach Herb Sendek after 9 seasons Carolina 72 26 36 10 62 165 199 UCLA (22-13) vs. Gonzaga (34-2), 7:15 p.m. TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — sion through 2019, though ter a short morning meet- Bachynski, the Sun Devils WESTERN CONFERENCE Duke (31-4) vs. Utah (26-8), 9:45 Central Division p.m. Herb Sendek was admired it came with success-based ing with Anderson. had their best home re- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Regional Championship for his intellect, basket- expectations; each year "You have to make tough cord in 40 years while go- St. Louis 74 46 21 7 99 226 182 Sunday, March 29 Nashville 74 45 21 8 98 211 178 Semifi nal winners ball and otherwise, for his added to the deal was decisions and be able to do ing 16-1 last season and Chicago 72 44 22 6 94 206 163 MIDWEST REGIONAL straightforward manner based upon benchmarks of it decisively and move on," reaching the NCAA Tour- Minnesota 74 42 25 7 91 211 183 Round of 32 Winnipeg 73 38 23 12 88 205 190 Saturday, March 21 and the class with which winning games. Anderson said. "We're go- nament, where they lost to Dallas 73 35 28 10 80 228 233 At KFC Yum! Center he treated people. The Sun Devils failed to ing to better the program Texas in the fi rst round on Colorado 72 33 27 12 78 193 201 Louisville, Ky. Pacifi c Division Kentucky 64, Cincinnati 51 He was respected within live up to those. and give it a chance to a last-second shot. GP W L OT Pts GF GA At CONSOL Energy Center the basketball program, Carson and 7-foot cen- consistently compete for Arizona State fi nished Anaheim 75 46 22 7 99 219 211 Pittsburgh Vancouver 72 42 26 4 88 206 193 Notre Dame 67, Butler 64, OT across Arizona State's ter Jordan Bachynski, the championships." fi fth in the Pac-12 this Calgary 73 40 27 6 86 214 191 Sunday, March 22 At Nationwide Arena athletics department and cornerstones to Arizona Known for his sharp season after being picked Los Angeles 73 36 23 14 86 196 182 Columbus, Ohio campus, and around the State's NCAA Tournament mind, Sendek arrived in ninth, but it wasn't enough San Jose 73 35 30 8 78 201 206 West Virginia 69, Maryland 59 Edmonton 73 20 40 13 53 173 251 At CenturyLink Center basketball world. run, were gone this season, Tempe in 2006 after 10 to save Sendek's job. Arizona 74 22 44 8 52 154 246 Omaha, Neb. But in a business based leaving Sendek with a tal- seasons at North Carolina "I respect him and ad- Wichita State 78, Kansas 65 NOTE: Two points for a win, one At Quicken Loans Arena upon on-the-court success, ented but unproven group State and a stint at Miami mire him, but the chal- point for overtime loss. Cleveland Regional Semifi nals he didn't do enough. of athletic players. (Ohio). lenge was to improve the Monday's Games Thursday, March 26 Arizona State fi red Arizona State had some Sendek and the Sun performance of the team Los Angeles 3, New Jersey 1 Wichita State (30-4) vs. Notre Dame Sendek on Tuesday after good moments, beating ri- Devils suffered through on the (court)," Anderson Chicago 3, Carolina 1 (31-5), 7:15 p.m. Minnesota 2, Toronto 1 Kentucky (36-0) vs. West Virginia nine seasons that included val Arizona, which was a an 8-22 fi rst season, but said. "We extended him Ottawa 5, San Jose 2 (29-6), 9:45 p.m. Dallas 4, Buffalo 3 Regional Championship two NCAA Tournaments, top-5 team at the time, and Arizona State reached last year, we did so because Saturday, March 28 four NIT appearances and fi nishing the Pac-12 sea- the NCAA Tournament in I thought the recruiting Calgary 3, Colorado 2 Semifi nal winners Winnipeg 4, Edmonton 1 WEST REGIONAL three seasons with no post- son with six wins in nine 2008-09 after going 25-10. was going well, we had im- Tuesday's Games Round of 32 Minnesota 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, SO Saturday, March 21 season. games after an 0-4 confer- Sendek was named the proved our assistant coach- Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 At Jacksonville Veteran's "My opinion of Herb the ence start. Pac-10 coach of the year es, but I really believed St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2, OT Memorial Arena Columbus 5, Anaheim 3 Jacksonville, Fla. man won't ever change, But there were too many after the Sun Devils won the performance could be Arizona 5, Detroit 4, OT Xavier 75, Georgia State 67 but I came to the conclu- glaring setbacks for Ander- 22 games the following elevated. Very frankly, that Tampa Bay 4, Florida 3 North Carolina 87, Arkansas 78 Nashville 3, Montreal 2, OT At Moda Center sion over the course of the son to believe the program season, but they were not didn't happen, in my opin- Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Portland, Ore. season, taking into consid- was still on an upward invited to the NCAA Tour- ion." Wednesday's Games Arizona 73, Ohio State 58 Sunday, March 22 eration everything, that we climb. nament. Arizona State is report- Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. At CenturyLink Center Colorado at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Omaha, Neb. weren't going to get better One came during the A pair of losing seasons edly targeting Duke assis- Dallas at Calgary, 10 p.m. Wisconsin (32-3) vs. Oregon (26-9), enough in the time frame non-conference season, followed before Arizona tant Jeff Capel, a former Thursday's Games 7:45 p.m. Anaheim at Boston, 7 p.m. At The Staples Center we expect to be playing at a when the Sun Devils lost to State won 22 games in head coach at Oklahoma, Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Los Angeles competitive level," athletic Lehigh at home. Another 2012-13, yet again found it- but Anderson said the Los Angeles at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Regional Semifi nals p.m. Thursday, March 26 director Ray Anderson said was in the opening round self snubbed by the NCAA school will be meticulous New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Wisconsin (33-3) vs. North Carolina from ASU's Hall of Fame of the Pac-12 tournament, Tournament selection com- but quick in fi nding a suc- Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7 p.m. (26-11), 7:47 p.m. Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Arizona (33-3) vs. Xavier (23-13), inside Sun Devil Stadium. when Arizona State blew mittee. cessor. N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. 10:17 p.m. Regional Championship After a few shaky sea- a big lead and lost to last- Sendek pulled off a ma- "It will be thoughtful, San Jose at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 28 sons, Sendek appeared to place Southern California. jor coup before that sea- it will be deliberate," An- Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Semifi nal winners Montreal at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. FINAL FOUR have the program headed The Sun Devils won son, landing Carson, the derson said. "We don't Colorado at Vancouver, 10 p.m. At Lucas Oil Stadium back in the right direction, their opening game in the dynamic point guard from have a short list, but we Indianapolis National Semifi nals landing prized local recruit NIT, but lost to Richmond nearby Mesa. Carson had will be putting together a NBA Standings Saturday, April 4 Jahii Carson and leading on Sunday to end the sea- to sit out his fi rst season in list in short order because Midwest champion vs. West champion the Sun Devils to the 2014 son 18-16. Tempe due to an academic we want to make sure we EASTERN CONFERENCE East champion vs. South champion NCAA Tournament. Sendek went 158-137 issue, but fl ourished once get ourselves reset for re- Atlantic Division National Championship W L Pct GB Monday, April 6 Semifi nal winners Arizona State rewarded during his nine seasons in he did hit the court. cruiting and are retaining Toronto 42 29 .592 — him with a contract exten- the desert and was fi red af- Behind Carson and (players)." Boston 31 39 .443 10½ Brooklyn 29 40 .420 12 Transactions Philadelphia 17 53 .243 24½ McCutchen hitless, Pearce homers; Orioles down Pirates New York 14 57 .197 28 BASEBALL Southeast Division American League BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) Cutchen swinging to end should be hitting." "I think once I came to CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned INF W L Pct GB Leury Garcia, LHP Onelki Garcia and — Andrew McCutchen was the fourth. Starting time: Orioles: terms that probably wasn't y-Atlanta 53 17 .757 — INF Andy Wilkins to Charlotte (IL) and hitless in two at-bats in his "He's one of the great- Jimenez, who was 6-9 with going to be the best thing Washington 40 31 .563 13½ RHP Frankie Montas to Birmingham (SL). Miami 32 38 .457 21 Reassigned RHP Logan Kensing, RHP return to the Pirates' line- est hitters in the game a 4.81 ERA in 2014, said he for my arm as well as for Nolan Sanburn and LHP Joe Savery to Charlotte 30 39 .435 22½ minor league camp. up, and Steve Pearce hom- right now," Jimenez said. felt in command. "When I'm the team at that point, it Orlando 22 50 .306 32 DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned LHP Kyle ered against his former "He battled. It was one of on the mound right now, I was a little bit easier to sit Central Division Lobstein, RHP Alex Wilson and RHP Josh W L Pct GB Zeid to Toledo (IL). Assigned RHP Alberto team to lead the Baltimore those things that one time don't even think of the me- back and say, 'OK, now let's Cabrera to minor league camp. x-Cleveland 46 26 .639 — MINNESOTA TWINS — Agreed to terms Orioles over Pittsburgh 9-2 it goes your way, one time chanics or anything," he just let it calm down and x-Chicago 43 29 .597 3 with 2B Brian Dozier on a four-year Tuesday. it doesn't." said. "I'm just trying to get when it's ready, it's ready,'" Milwaukee 35 36 .493 10½ contract. Optioned RHP A.J. Achter Indiana 30 40 .429 15 to Rochester (IL). Reassigned C Tyler McCutchen, the 2013 The Orioles scored fi ve people out. ... Everything is he said. Grimes, INFs James Beresford and Jose Detroit 27 44 .380 18½ Martinez, and OFs Eric Farris and Danny NL MVP, was out 10 days runs in the fourth inning where it's supposed to be." Pirates: C Chris Stewart Ortiz to minor league camp. with lower body soreness. off reliever Jared Hughes. Pirates: RHP Radhames began his return to base- WESTERN CONFERENCE TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned INF Southwest Division Hanser Alberto to Round Rock (PCL). He has a .143 batting aver- Pearce led off with a Liz, who the Pirates intend ball activity today after Assigned RHPs Alex Gonzalez and Ross W L Pct GB Wolf to minor league camp. age in six spring training long home run to left fi eld, to use as a long reliever missing a week with a right x-Memphis 50 21 .704 — National League games. Jimmy Paredes doubled, this season, allowed four hamstring injury. Stewart Houston 47 23 .671 2½ MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned RHP Carter San Antonio 44 26 .629 5½ Capps to New Orleans (PCL). Reassigned "Same old same," Mc- and Delmon Young, Chris hits in three innings. He took infi eld and batting RHP Vin Mazzaro, RHP Ryan Chaffee, Dallas 45 27 .625 5½ LHP Pat Misch, LHP Pat Urckfi tz and C Cutchen said. "I'm good to Davis, Everth Cabrera and induced three double-play practice. He is expected to New Orleans 37 33 .529 12½ Vinny Rottino to minor league camp. go. It's good to be back. I'll Ryan Flaherty singled to grounders. be out of game action for Northwest Division MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Assigned INF W L Pct GB Pete Orr and OF Bryan Petersen to minor be comfortable in no time." chase Hughes after seven Trainer's room: Orioles: another 10 days. Portland 44 24 .647 — league camp. NEW YORK METS — Optioned LHP Jack Manager Clint Hurdle batters and just one out. OF David Lough was a late Up next: Orioles: LHP Oklahoma City 41 30 .577 4½ Leathersich to minor league camp. said he has no concerns Right-hander Radhames scratch because of back Wei-Yin Chen gets his Utah 31 39 .443 14 American Association Denver 27 44 .380 18½ AMARILLO THUNDERHEADS — Signed McCutchen, who is batting Liz, who the Pirates intend spasms. ... C Matt Wieters, fourth Grapefruit League Minnesota 16 54 .229 29 RHP Anthony Figliolia and INF Zack MacPhee. .143 in six spring training to use as a long reliever who won't be available to start when he opposes To- Pacifi c Division JOPLIN BLASTERS — Signed C Juan games, will be ready for this season, allowed four start the season because of ronto RHP Aaron Sanchez. W L Pct GB Medina. x-Golden State 57 13 .814 — WICHITA WINGNUTS — Signed INF Kori opening day. hits in three innings. He right elbow tendinitis, isn't Chen has a 2.16 ERA in 8 L.A. Clippers 46 25 .648 11½ Melo. WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Signed RHP "He's in a good place," induced three double-play sure if he'll travel with Bal- 1-3 innings this spring. Phoenix 38 33 .535 19½ Mark Pope and INF Aaron Baker. Hurdle said. "He'll get the grounders. timore or remain in Sara- Pirates: After an off day, Sacramento 24 45 .348 32½ Can-Am League L.A. Lakers 18 51 .261 38½ NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Signed RHP innings he needs, and he'll The Orioles had 16 hits. sota, Florida, to rehab. RHP Vance Worley is the Ryan Fennell. FOOTBALL get the innings in the out- Davis and Flaherty had "Opening day was al- planned starter Thursday x-clinched playoff spot National Football League fi eld he needs." three apiece, Davis and ways the goal," Wieters against Atlanta's Wandy y-clinched division CHICAGO BEARS — Agreed to terms with DT Ray McDonald and DE Jarvis Jenkins Orioles starter Ubaldo Pearce two. said. "It was always some- Rodriguez at McKechnie Monday's Games on one-year contracts. HOUSTON TEXANS — Re-signed LB Jiminez had his best out- "Guys are starting to get thing that I was shooting Field in Bradenton. Rodri- Houston 110, Indiana 100 Akeem Dent. ing of spring, striking out into a little bit of a groove for just because throughout guez made 30 starts for the Boston 110, Brooklyn 91 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Agreed to terms Memphis 103, New York 82 with LB Casey Matthews and S Taylor three and allowing four offensively," manager Buck the course of a long offsea- Pirates over the past three Chicago 98, Charlotte 86 Mays. NEW YORK JETS — Signed DEs Stephen hits in fi ve scoreless in- Showalter said. "They're son, you want to have that years before being released Minnesota 106, Utah 104, OT Bowen and Kevin Vickerson and OT Corey nings. He struck out Mc- hitting the balls they end goal in sight. last May. Golden State 107, Washington 76 Hilliard. Tuesday's Games Canadian Football League Detroit 108, Toronto 104 EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Named Mike Scheper offensive line coach. Oklahoma City 127, L.A. Lakers 117 HOCKEY Wright hits 3rd home run in Mets' 4-3 loss to Astros Dallas 101, San Antonio 94 National Hockey League Milwaukee 89, Miami 88 NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Recalled F PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. spring training and ulti- two hits in fi ve innings with starter this season, said Philadelphia at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Kevin Fiala from Milwaukee (AHL). VANCOUVER CANUCKS — Signed (AP) — David Wright hit mately, statistically speak- seven strikeouts. everything is progressing Golden State at Portland, 10:30 p.m. D Chris Tanev to a fi ve-year contract his third home run of spring ing, it doesn't mean all that "He was throwing a lot well. "We wanted to get the Wednesday's Games extension. Indiana at Washington, 7 p.m. WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Reassigned training, a two-run drive in much, you want to get re- of breaking balls and a lot pitch count up," McHugh Chicago at Toronto, 7 p.m. D Nate Schmidt to Hershey (AHL). SOCCER the New York Mets' 4-3 loss sults and do positive things. of off-speed pitches and I said. "We got over 75 pitch- Atlanta at Orlando, 7 p.m. Major League Soccer to the Houston Astros on Confi dence-wise, as far as wanted to go up there with es, which is good. It's what Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Loaned M L.A. Clippers at New York, 7 p.m. Mikey Lopez to OKC Energy FC (USL). Tuesday. working on things, I feel a plan," Wright said. we were working for. I think Miami at Boston, 7:30 p.m. TENNIS Wright, limited to eight like I'm having some good Jake Marisnick was 2 I have one more start to get International Tennis Hall of Fame Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. ITHF — Named John Austin director of home runs last year by a at-bats." for 2 with a solo homer and up to that 100 plateau be- Cleveland at Memphis, 8 p.m. tennis. L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. COLLEGE lingering shoulder injury, Mets starter Dillon Gee Luis Valbuena was 2 for 2 fore the season starts. Get- Philadelphia at Denver, 9 p.m. ARIZONA STATE — Fired men's basketball has three home runs and allowed four hits in four with a double and a RBI for ting fi ve innings under my coach Herb Sendek. Portland at Utah, 9 p.m. BUCKNELL — Named Kelly Kuss women's nine RBIs in his past seven scoreless innings and struck the Astros. belt, getting through the Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 9:30 soccer coach. p.m. MISSISSIPPI STATE — Named Ben games. out one. Houston's Col- Starting time: Astros: lineup two-and-a-half times Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Howland men's basketball coach. "It's good to see results," lin McHugh gave up three McHugh, who likely will be — things I haven't done this Thursday's Games PROVIDENCE — Announced men's junior basketball F Tyler Harris will not return for Wright said. "Although it's runs — two earned — and the Astros third or fourth spring — it's good." Indiana at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. his fi nal season of eligibility. 8 The Kane Republican Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Beat the clock: Pitchers put on timers in high minors NEW YORK (AP) — Pittsburgh Pirates "That clock wouldn't bother me. There changes before we expand them on a wide than those instituted in the major leagues reliever Rob Scahill thinks his mound would be times when I'd be ready before scope." for 2015, where union approval was need- mates will do just fi ne at beating the new the clock counted down." The clock will be reset when with run- ed. Minor league violators in April will be 20-second pitch clock that will be used at In an effort to speed games, Minor ners on base a pitcher feints a pickoff or subject to warnings only, the same as in Triple-A and Double-A this season, one League Baseball's governing body said a steps off the rubber, or after any action the major leagues. that could lead to balls and strikes as ball will be called in the count starting that allows a hitter to leave the batter's "It's an experiment," major league um- penalties. May 1 when a pitcher fails to start his box. Depending on the situation, the hit- pire crew chief John Hirschbeck said. "I think it's going to affect the hitters windup or reach the set position within ter must be in the batter's box or within "Doing it in the minors that way, you can more than the pitchers. They're the ones 20 seconds after having possession of the the dirt circle surrounding the plate when test it. They'll collect all the data and see with all the routines," he said Tuesday in ball on the mound. the countdown begins. how it worked out." Bradenton, Florida, after the new minor "The goal is to learn more about how ef- "It defi nitely is a little weird, especially Both the major leagues and minors will league rules were announced. "Step out of fective it is as a tool to speed up the game. for guys who take more time," said New have clocks timing pitching changes and the box, adjust the batting gloves, look for We did it in the Arizona Fall League. We York Mets left-hander Jack Leathersich, between-inning breaks: 2 minutes, 25 the sign from the third base coach, take a think that it showed promise in the fall who split last season between Double- seconds for most games and 2:45 for big few practice swings. league, but that was 16 games," said Chris A and Triple-A. "Everybody pitches dif- league games on national television. "Me, I just want to get the ball and Marinak, MLB's senior vice president of ferently. There's no right way to do it. I In the high minors, a ball would be throw it. Work fast," added Scahill, who league economics and strategy. "We want think it's good for the game to speed it up called if a pitcher doesn't start his windup split last season between the Colorado to be very thoughtful and careful about a little bit." or come to a set during the last 20 sec- Rockies and Triple-A Colorado Springs. understanding the impact of various rule The speed-up rules are more radical onds.

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Resumes must be received by April 3, 2015. E.O.E., Drug Free Workplace The Kane Republican 9 Wednesday, March 25, 2015 suspenders, or at least express miliar and accessible -- their put her first husband’s name on name. I phoned the cemetery the authority to do so -- perhaps a desire to do so? Most recently, favorite uncle. And there may the headstone. I can understand and requested that they cross- your stepfather’s children, who it was a younger woman on the be something about suspenders their reasons. reference Mom’s married name may not have any objection to staff of a hospital ER while I was that encourages people to touch My mother remarried when with my maiden name (my fa- your adding your father’s name. waiting for my wife to be treated. them, but this doesn’t excuse I was 17, and she died 15 months ther’s name), but they refused. Annie’s Mailbox is written I’m fairly certain that if I their behavior. later. Her second husband asked In years to come, my chil- by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy were to snap their bra straps, If someone approaches you my permission not to use my fa- dren’s descendents may wish to Sugar, longtime editors of the they would slap my face and call a little too closely, feel free to ther’s name on the headstone. It know where their grandmother Ann Landers column. Please the police, and rightly so. Why, back away or ask them to keep seemed reasonable, so I agreed. is buried, but her second hus- email your questions to annies- then, do these ladies believe they their hands to themselves. An- The headstone only shows her band of one year will not be re- [email protected], or write have a right to put their hands other option, of course, is to cover maiden name and that of her membered. -- G. to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators ANNIE’S MAILBOX® on me? -- Lost for an Answer the suspenders with a jacket or second husband. Dear G.: You should make Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- COPYRIGHT 2001 CREATORS SINDICATE, INC. Dear Lost: We have no clue sweater. And, readers, please Years passed, and I had only certain that your papers include mosa Beach, CA 90254. To find Dear Annie: I am a male, why anyone, male or female, keep your hands off the mer- minimal contact with my stepfa- your mother’s married name so out more about Annie’s Mail- over 60, gray, balding and no- would think it is OK to treat your chandise. ther, who died a long time ago. that future generations will have box and read features by other ticeably overweight. Because of suspenders as though they were Dear Annie: I read the letter My grown children never knew a record of it and can locate her Creators Syndicate writers and back problems, I choose to wear a child’s toy to play with. You from “Hurting for My Brother- him. They worry they will be un- gravesite. You also might find cartoonists, visit the Creators suspenders instead of a belt. likely appear to others as jocular in-Law.” She said her brother- able to find their grandmother’s out from the cemetery whether Syndicate Web page at www.cre- So, why is it that women of all and friendly, which makes them in-law’s wife died, and her three burial plot because they don’t you can add anything to the ators.com. ages think it’s OK to snap my treat you as though you are fa- sons from a previous marriage easily recall my stepfather’s last headstone or who can give you COPYRIGHT 2015 CREATORS.COM ALL COAL  NOW IN STOCK MINE RUN ‡ SOFT NUT ‡ HARD NUT ‡ RICE COAL 0LOOLRQ'ROODU+Z\‡ ZZZMPGVWRQHVFRP‡+RXUV0RQ)UL‡6DW‡$IWHUKRXUVE\DSSRLQWPHQW

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(c) 2015 King Features Syndicate, Inc. 10 The Kane Republican Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Pajama Day held at Kane Day School The children at Kane Day School were excited to go to school in their pajamas. Children in all CALL 837-6000 TO PLACE YOUR AD. three classes and their teachers came dressed Line-O-Ads are $3.75 All Types Of Commer- for bed. The children also per line per day (3 Line cial Printing Available At brought either a special Minimum) and will be The Kane Republican. blanket or stuffed animal accepted until 3PM the Call Julie At 837-6000. that sleeps with them. day before publication, First the children told Tuesday through Friday. Adult Male Indoor Cat the classmates about Deadline for Monday is Looking For A Loving their blankets and ani- 3PM Friday. Home In Kane Area. I'm mals. Then they had Fixed And Very Friendly. their fi rst story of the Now Available Daily At I Must Move From day, "What Are You Doing The Kane Republican Present Quarters. Office: The Daily Press in My Bed?" after which Please Call 716-397- they discussed where And The Ridgway Re- 7555 To Make Appt. To cord Newspapers. animals really sleep and Check Me Out. with what other animals they would share their Photo submitted bed. Shown are the morning classes in their pajamas. Then discussions fol- lowed with the impor- tance of getting a good night’s rest. Their replies ranged from, “My body needs to recharge” to “I am grumpy if I don’t sleep good.” They enjoyed songs about being healthy and what they have to do to stay healthy. Then the morning classes had a second sto- ry, "Goodnight Moon," read by fellow classmate Soren Swanson. The af- ternoon class also heard "Goodnight Moon" but it was read Mrs. Hearst. Then the afternoon class enjoyed a special snack made by Katelynn Myer’s mom, Holly. They were little Teddy Grahams tucked in a special bed with a little blanket over them made from delicious Photo submitted AP investigation: Are slaves frosting. Then their drink Shown is the afternoon class with Katelyn Meyers holding the Teddy Graham snacks. box was covered with blue of education. are still a few openings in teacher or someone on the construction paper with Mrs. Watts and Mrs. both the 3-4 class and the board or stop by the Tabor catching the fish you buy? the moon and stars deco- Hearst would like to let 4-5 classes for the com- Lutheran Church for a BENJINA, Indone- shipment of slave-caught rating it. It was a fun day parents know that there ing year. Contact either registration form. sia (AP) — The Burmese seafood from the Indo- slaves sat on the fl oor and nesian village, including stared through the rusty squid, snapper, grouper Homeland Security No. 2 accused of improper influence bars of their locked cage, and shrimp, and tracked WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. citizens. been covered under AP's also a top Obama political hidden on a tiny tropical it by satellite to a gritty — The No. 2 offi cial at the The chairman of the information request since bundler. The report, which island thousands of miles Thai harbor. Upon its ar- Homeland Security De- House Homeland Security Mayorkas sent it during the describes Emerson as a "ca- from home. rival, AP journalists fol- partment improperly inter- Committee, Rep. Michael relevant time period and reer adviser" for Mayorkas, Just a few yards away, lowed trucks that loaded vened on behalf of foreign McCaul, R-Texas, said the contained Rodham's name. said Emerson contacted other workers loaded cargo and drove the seafood over investors seeking U.S. vi- fi ndings were "extremely "Staff understood these Mayorkas several times by ships with slave-caught four nights to dozens of fac- sas in three cases involv- concerning" and that he applications were getting email in August 2011 about seafood that clouds the tories, cold storage plants ing prominent Democrats, will conduct a congressional high-level attention," the the petitions for the fi lm supply networks of major and the country's biggest including a company run hearing about them Thurs- inspector general's report project. Emerson, a Demo- supermarkets, restaurants fi sh market. by the youngest brother of day. Roth was expected to said. cratic Party donor who and even pet stores in the Some fi shermen, risking likely Democratic presiden- testify. Virginia Gov. Terry pledged to collect more than United States. their lives, begged the re- tial candidate Hillary Rod- The Associated Press McAuliffe was also con- $500,000 from others to aid Here, in the Indonesian porters for help. ham Clinton, the agency's fi rst reported in July 2013 nected to the investor pro- Obama's 2012 presidential island village of Benjina "I want to go home. We inspector general said Tues- — as Mayorkas was being posal but later divested. His campaign, is now U.S. am- and the surrounding wa- all do," one Burmese slave day. considered for the No. 2 job spokesman, Brian Coy, said bassador to Germany. ters, hundreds of trapped called out over the side of Investigators said Home- at the Homeland Security the report demonstrated In September 2011, May- men represent one of the his boat, a cry repeated by land Security Deputy Sec- Department — allegations that McAuliffe asked the orkas replied to Emerson most desperate links criss- many men. "Our parents retary Alejandro Mayorkas that he had improperly in- government to decide on by email, saying he was not crossing between compa- haven't heard from us for helped efforts to secure the tervened in the investor the investment proposal in involved. But the inspector nies and countries in the a long time, I'm sure they visas in ways that created case involving a fi nancing a timely fashion. general said it found re- seafood industry. This in- think we are dead." the appearance of favorit- company run by Anthony The other two cases in- cords of three phone conver- tricate web of connections Their catch mixes in ism and special access and Rodham, brother of Mrs. volved a Hollywood invest- sations the same evening separates the fi sh we eat with other fi sh at numer- caused resentment among Clinton. Mayorkas told sen- ment program and an in- between Emerson and May- from the men who catch ous sites in Thailand, in- career government employ- ators at his confi rmation vestment effort in Nevada orkas' personal cellphone. it, and obscures a brutal cluding processing plants. ees, managers and lawyers. hearing that the allegations that had ties to former Mayorkas told investiga- truth: Your seafood may U.S. Customs records show The agency's inspector were "unequivocally false" Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Ren- tors he did not discuss the come from slaves. that several of those Thai general, John Roth, said he and said he oversaw the dell and Senate Democratic fi lm project case with Em- EDITOR'S NOTE: The factories ship to America. could not suggest a motive program "based on the law Leader Harry Reid of Ne- erson, adding that they Associated Press notifi ed They also ship to Europe for Mayorkas, a longtime and the facts, and nothing vada, respectively. might have spoken because the International Organi- and Asia, but the AP traced Democrat who served on else." In the effort to reach he was on a board with Em- zation for Migration about shipments to the U.S., President Barack Obama's The inspector general's Mayorkas about the Hol- erson's wife. The inspector men in this story, who were where trade records are transition team after his new conclusions also cast lywood investment, Tom general noted that Mayor- then moved out of Benjina public. 2008 election and was U.S. doubt on whether the Rosenfeld, the principal in kas had previously told an by police for their safety. The major corporations attorney in California un- Homeland Security Depart- the Los Angeles Film Cen- agency ethics offi cer that he Hundreds of slaves remain identifi ed by AP declined der President Bill Clinton. ment withheld embarrass- ter project, contacted John had given up all positions on the island, and fi ve oth- interviews but issued Roth did not accuse May- ing internal fi les the AP had Emerson, an infl uential Los outside the federal govern- er men were in the cage statements that strongly orkas of violating any laws sought under the U.S. Free- Angeles attorney who was ment. this week. condemned labor abuses; and acknowledged that dom of Information Act as The men The Associated many described their work Mayorkas sometimes de- part of its own investigation Press spoke to on Benjina with human rights groups clined to become involved nearly two years ago — and GET YOUR YARD IN SHAPE were mostly from Myan- to hold subcontractors ac- in cases because he said he instead released records mar, also known as Burma, countable. did not think it would be ap- that indicated no wrongdo- WITH THESE GREAT DEALS one of the poorest coun- National Fisheries Insti- propriate. ing. tries in the world. They tute spokesman Gavin Gib- Mayorkas, who at the The AP in July 2013 re- were brought to Indone- bons, speaking on behalf of time was head of U.S. Citi- quested all emails to or from sia through Thailand and 300 U.S. seafood fi rms that zenship and Immigration Mayorkas over the pre- Services, said in a state- ceding seven months that forced to fi sh. Their catch make up 75 percent of the Total control end grips LIFETIME was shipped back to Thai- industry, said his members ment that he disagreed contained specifi c words or WARRANTY land, and then entered the are troubled by the fi nd- with the inspector general's names, including Rodham. global commerce stream. ings. fi ndings but that "I will The government eventually Tainted fi sh can wind "It's not only disturbing, certainly learn from it and sent AP more than 200 pag- up in the supply chains it's disheartening because from this process." es, mostly censored, includ- of some of America's ma- our companies have zero Mayorkas added: "There ing emails in which May- YOUR CHOICE jor grocery stores, such tolerance for labor abus- was erroneous decision- orkas told investors and 99 99 as Kroger, Albertsons and es," he said. "These type of making and insuffi cient agency staff that he would 59 19 Safeway; the nation's larg- things fl ourish in the shad- security vetting of cases. I not become involved in in- 6-Cu.-Ft. Steel Round-Point Digging Shovel T 132 052 B6 Wheelbarrow 16-Tine Bow Rake T 132 059 B6 est retailer, Wal-Mart; and ows." could not and did not turn ternal deliberations. T 132 050 1 While supplies last. Square-Point Shovel T 132 066 B6 While supplies last. the biggest food distribu- The slaves interviewed my back on my responsibil- "I cannot weigh in," May- tor, Sysco. It can fi nd its by the AP described 20- to ity to address those grave orkas wrote to Assistant way into the supply chains 22-hour shifts and unclean problems. I made improv- Secretary Douglas Smith $ of some of the most popular drinking water. Almost ing the program a priority on Feb. 1, 2013, in a mes- 399 brands of canned pet food, all said they were kicked, and I did so in a hands-on sage turned over to the AP 22-In. All Wheel Drive Variable-Speed including Fancy Feast, beaten or whipped with manner." and cited in the new inspec- Self-Propelled Lawn Mower Meow Mix and Iams. It can toxic stingray tails if they The U.S. government's tor general's report. "The T 190 442 1 While supplies last. turn up as calamari at fi ne complained or tried to rest. investor-visa program, (investor's) attorney sent an dining restaurants, as imi- They were paid little or known as EB-5, allows email to me and I responded Plus $40 True Value gift card† tation crab in a California nothing. foreigners to obtain vi- that I could not weigh in." †Gift card must be used on future purchase. ® sushi roll or as packages of Runaway Hlaing Min sas to live permanently in But the inspector gen- Valid at participating True Value stores through 3/31/15. frozen snapper relabeled said many died at sea. the U.S. with their spouse eral's report also cited other Keystone True Value with store brands that "If Americans and Euro- and children if they invest messages from Mayorkas 14 Main Street land on our dinner tables. peans are eating this fi sh, $500,000 to $1 million in that were never turned Ridgway Pa. 15853 In a year-long investiga- they should remember us. projects or businesses that over to AP. In one case, Open Weekdays 8:30am - 8:00pm Saturday 8:30 till 5:00 tion, the AP interviewed There must be a mountain create jobs for American Mayorkas forwarded a Sale ends 3/31/20153/17/2015 more than 40 current and of bones under the sea," citizens. Approved inves- January 2013 email from Sundays 9:00 till 3:00 ® former slaves in Benjina. he said. "The bones of the tors can become legal per- Rodham about delays with Phone 814 773 5055 ©2015 True Value Company. All rights reserved. The AP documented the people could be an island, manent residents after two a high importance designa- FREE Shipping to our store on your TrueValue.com orders. journey of a single large it's that many." years and later can become tion. The email would have